-- Last revised 4/18/13 --
Technical and Minor Substantive Corrections:
Statutory Cross-References to "Tort Claims Act" - Study T-103
The Commission examined the common practice of referring to Division 3.6 of Title 1 of
the Government Code as the California "Tort Claims Act." In particular, the Commission considered whether to
replace "Tort Claims Act" with "Government Claims Act" (the term preferred by the California Supreme Court)
throughout the codes.
The Commission has approved a final recommendation
on this matter, which has been enacted. See
AB 2690 (Committee on Judiciary), 2012 Cal. Stat. ch. 759.
If you have questions or comments on this study, send an e-mail to Barbara Gaal at
bgaal@clrc.ca.gov.
Related Material
- Legislation
- Final Recommendation
- Tentative Recommendation
- Commission Decisions (Meeting Minutes)
- Staff Memoranda
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Legislation
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2012: Assembly Bill 2690 (Committee on Judiciary) [Statutory Cross-References to "Tort Claims Act"]
[Enacted as 2012 Cal. Stat. ch. 759] -
2007: Senate Bill 649 (Commitee on Judiciary) [Trial Court Restructuring]
[Enacted as 2008 Cal. Stat. ch. 43]
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Final Recommendation
- Recommendation --
Statutory Cross-References to "Tort Claims Act" (June 2011)
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Tentative Recommendations and Other Requests for Comment
- Tentative Rec. -- Statutory Cross-References to "Tort Claims Act" (February 2011)
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Meeting Minutes
- April 11, 2013 Meeting in Sacramento
- June 9, 2011 Meeting in Sacramento
- February 10, 2011 Meeting in Sacramento
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Staff Memoranda
- Memo 2011-25 -- Technical and Minor Substantive Corrections: Statutory Cross-References to "Tort Claims Act" (Comments on Tentative Recommendation) (05/24/2011)
- Memo 2011-9 -- Technical and Minor Substantive Corrections: Statutory Cross-References to "Tort Claims Act" (Draft Tentative Recommendation) (01/25/2011)
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